First Aid
What is used for the treatment of blisters?
Moleskin
What do you call the area where one chops and/or saws wood?
Axe yard
What is the sixth point of the Scout Law?
Kind
Name all ranks in order
scout, tenderfoot, 2nd, 1st, star, life, eagle
Describe poison ivy?
3 shiny leaves
When using a knife, what is the minimum distance you should be from anyone else?
Arms length
Which hand do you use for the Scout handshake and why?
Left hand, because it is closest to your heart
Name the 3 BSA swimming classifications.
1) Non-swimmer 2) Beginner 3) Swimmer
Describe First Aid for a Bloody Nose.
Have the victim sit up and lean forward to prevent blood from draining into his or her throat. Pinch the nostrils together to maintain pressure on the flow
What should be showing when the American flag is folded properly?
Stars and blue background
What is the Scout Slogan?
Do a Good Turn Daily
What is the only award earned in Cub Scouting that is allowed to be worn on a Boy Scout uniform?
Arrow of Light
What are the 4 steps for attempting a water rescue?
Reach, throw, row, go
What knot is considered to be a rescue knot?
Bowline
What is the minimum number of merit badges are needed to become an Eagle Scout
21
The founder of scouting
Baden Powell
Name the 3 Hurry Cases?
1) No pulse 2) Choking 3) No breathing 4) Poisoning 5) Severe bleeding
How do you orient a map?
Place a compass on the map and rotate the map until the compass printed on the map is aligned with magnetic north
Recite 7 points of the outdoor code
1) plan ahead, 2) tread lightly, 3) waste disposal, 4) leave everything how you found it, 5) safe fires, 6) be respectful to animals, 7) be respectful to people
What year did Scouting come to America?
1910